Category 2 - IEC EZAN

Category 2

9-11 years

Ilmihal 2

Kiraet – memorize and recite following surahs!
Surah Al – Fatiha
Beginning of surah Al – Baqara (Elif – Lam – Mim)
Surah An – Nas
Surah Al – Falaq
Surah Al – Ikhlas
Surah Al – Masad
Surah An – Nasr
Surah Al – Kafirun
Surah Al -Kawthar
Surah Al – Ma’un
Surah Quraysh
Surah Al – Fil
Surah Al – Humazah
Surah Al – ‘Asr
Surah At – Takathur
Surah Al – Qari’ah

Who are the angels?

Angels are invisible beings, created from light to serve and obey Allah. They do not eat, drink nor sleep and they do not have gender. Angels are sinless creatures who worship and obey Allah and execute His orders.

Name most famous angels and their duties?
JIBRIL– delivered the divine revelations from Allāh, The Almighty to His Prophets.
MIKAIL– in charge of natural course.
ISRAFIL– his duty is to blow the Trumpet (Horn) to announce the destruction of the world and the day of Judgement.
MUNKAR AND NAKIR – their duty is to question the dead in the grave.
KIRAMAN KATIBEEN– they follow people and write down their good and bad deeds.
MALAKUL–MAVT (ANGEL OF DEATH AZRAIL) – takes the soul from the body in the moment of death.
RIDWAN– the Guardian of Paradise.
MALIK– the Guardian of Hell.

What are the revelations of Allah, what are four holy books and to whom they were revealed?

Allah’s books are the revelations that Allah, The Almighty has sent to His Prophets by Angel Jibril. They contain instructions, advice, and rules for people’s lives and work.

Allah revealed 4 Holly Books and 100 scrolls (Suhufs). Holy books are:

Tawrat revealed to Musa,a.s.
Zabur revealed to Dawud,a.s.
Injil revealed to ‘Isa,a.s.
Qur’an reveled to Muhammad,s.a.w.s.

The Qur’an – Allah’s last revelation!

The Qur’an is Allah’s last revelation to His last Prophet Muhammad, a.s. The revelation of the Qur’an has begun in the nightof Laylatu -l-Qadr, in the month of Ramadan 610, in the cave of Hira on the mount Noor. The revelation of the Qur’an lasted for 23 years – 13 years in Mecca and 10 in Medina. The Qur’an contains 114 Suras and 6236 verses/ayats. lt is divided into 30 Juz (parts). The Qur’an is different from previous revelations in the following:

It is preserved in the original form,
It has been revealed to all mankind (human race),
It confirms all previous revelations of Allah,
It is the last revelation of Allah.

What are the most famous Prophets of Allah, who was the first and last Prophet of Allah?

The most famous Prophets of Allah were: Nuh, Ibrahim, Musa, ‘Isa and Muhammad,a.s. They have been called by one name Ulul-al ‘Azm (The Resolute). First Prophet of Allah was Adem,a.s. and last was Muhammad,s.a.w.s.

What do we believe about Judgement Day?

Belief in Allah, The Almighty and Judgment Day are the two articles of Faith (lman) that are most mentioned in the Qur’an together one after another. On the Day of Judgment, Allah, The Almighty will judge people for their good and bad deeds. Each person will be judged individually in front of Allah, The Almighty. Everyone’s deeds will be placed on a scale. Those whose good deeds weigh more will be rewarded by Allah, The Almighty, and their place will be in Jannah (Paradise) by Allah’s mercy. Those whose bad deeds weigh more will be punished and their place will be in Jahannam (Hell).

What is Lawhi mahfuz, and how do we understand free will?

Lawh mahfuz is well-preserved tablet, and everything what happens in the universe and at the Earth is written in it. The destiny of every human being and all other events that may affect the human destiny are written in it as well. Nothing can happen beyond what has been written there.

Because of the free will and choice they are given, people are responsible for their actions in this as well as in the future world. We know what has been ordered, but we do not know what has been destined for us and we need to act according to what has been ordered.

Pronounce Kunut du’a?

ALLĀHUMME INNĀ NESTEʻĪNUKE, WE NESTAĢFIRUKE,WE NESTEHDĪKE,

WE NUʼMINU BIKE, WE NETŪBU ILEJKE,WE NETEWEKKELU ʻALEJKE ,

WE NUṠNĪ ʻALEJKE-L- ḤAJRE KULLEHŪ NEŠKURUKE WE LĀ NEKFURUKE

WE NAḤLEʻU WE NETRUKU MEN JEFDŽURUKE.

ALLĀHUMME IJJĀKE NAʻBUDU, WE LEKE NUṢALLĪ WE NESDŽUDU

WE ILEJKE NESʻĀ WE NAḢFIDU NERDŽŪ RAḢMETEKE

WE NAḤŠĀ ʻAŻĀBEKE, INNE ʻAŻĀBEKE BI-L-KUFFĀRI MULḢIḲ.

What is Kalima Shadah and what does it represent?

Kalima Shadah is the statement of Testimony of the Faith. The Kalima Shahadah consists of two parts. The first part confirms our belief in Allah, The Almighty, His existence and His Oneness. The second part of Testimony of the Faith (Shahadah) confirms our belief that Muhammad, a.s., is His servant/slave and Prophet.

From the moment when we say Testimony of the Faith (Shahadah) for the first time, we take commitment that we will do what Allah, The Almighty, has commanded, that we will stay away from what He has forbidden and that we will follow the Sunnah of the Prophet, a.s.

What is Salah (prayer) and why do we pray?

Prayer is the most complete way of expressing obedience and gratitude to Allah, The Almighty. It has been ordered in the Qur’an and practically demonstrated in the Sunnah of Muhammad, a.s. Every Muslim is obligated to pray five daily prayers.

By praying we show our gratitude to Allah, The Almighty, for all the blessings He has given to us in this world- Dunya – and we want to gain His mercy and reward in the hereafter – Akhirah.

Every Muslim knows that each prayer is a meeting with Allah, The Almighty, and a reminder of the accountability of the Judgment Day. The purpose of prayer is to keep us away from sins.

What actions can nullify prayer?
If the Ablution (Wuḍū) is broken while praying,
If any condition or part (Rukn) of prayer is omitted,
Actions that are not part of prayer – turn your chest away from Kiblah,
Any other movement that is not appropriate to do while praying so that the person observing the one who is praying could doubt whether he is praying or not,
Say words that are not part of prayer – to exchange Salam (greet someone), answer to a question or laugh out loud, sigh or moan,
Cough on purpose, eat or drink, chew a gum,
Incorrect reciting text from the Qur’an changing its meaning,
Crying in Prayer (Salāh), unless it is out of piety and awe before Allāh, The Almighty,
If women and men pray next to each other in same Saff (row) without a barrier or a woman prays in front of men.

When and how we are required to perform prostration of forgiveness (Sajdatus-Sahw)

Sajdatus-Sahw (Prostration of forgiveness) implies two prostrations in following situations:

If we unintentionally miss some Wajib part of prayer – Fatiha, Sūrah, Qunut Du’ā or first Tashahhud (sitting),
If we are late to perform a Wajib part of prayer- if we forget first Tashahhud and we stand up for third Rakat, and then we go back to do first sitting,
If we are late with doing Fard part of prayer – if we pronounce Sūrah after Fatiha on the third or fourth Rakat of Fard prayer, and due to this we are late on Ruku’,
If we pray more Rakats than required – if we pray five instead of four Rakats,
If the person doubts whether he/she performed right number of Rakats – if we are in doubt about number of Rakats, we will consider we prayed the smaller number of Rakats.

We are performing Sajdatus-sahw after we perform Salam on the right side, on the same way as we perform two sajdah during prayer, after them we recite Tashahhud, Salawats and Supplication/Du’a and perform Salam to the right and then to the left side.

By doing one Prostration of Forgetfulness (Sajdatus-Sahw) we correct one or more mistakes mentioned above.

In what order are we supposed to make up missed prayers and how are we supposed to make niyyat for that prayer?

Missed prayers should be made up for in the same order they were supposed to be performed.

If the number of missed prayers is less than six, we first make up for missed prayers and then we pray regular one.

If the number of missed prayers is six or more, then we first pray our regular daily prayer and then after that the missed ones.

We make Niyyat for making up missed prayer in the same way as regular prayer but instead of word ADAEN, we say the word KADAEN.

What prayers can be performed in congregation only, what prayers can be performed in congregation and individualy and what muqtediyas (followers) are supposed to recite on standings in congregational prayer?

In Congregation (Jam’at) we can pray:

Fard of five daily prayers,
Witr prayer and Tarawih prayer in the month of Ramadan only.

Prayers like Friday prayer (Jumu’ah), Eid prayer and funeral prayer (Janazah) are prayed only in Congregation (Jamā’at, they cannot be prayed individually).

Muqtadiyas (followers) are just reciting subhanaka on first reka’at of fard.

How we are going to makeup missed reka’ats if we came on fourth reka’at of fard of ‘Isha prayer?

If we came on fourth reka’at of Fard of ‘Isha prayer (that mean that we missed first, second and third reka’at) we will follow imam util the end of fard, after Imam does Tasleem he/she will stand up to make up first rakat, and then sit to do first Tashahhud (recite Attahiyyat). After that he/she will stand up and pray second and third rakat they have missed and then do last Tashahhud and Tasleem.

What is sawm (fasting), how do we make intention (niyyat) for fasting and du’a for iftar?

Fast is intentional abstinence/refraining from eating, drinking and other physical pleasures in the period from the appearance of dawn until sunset.

Niyyah for Ramadan’s fasting: NEVEJTU EN ESUME GADEN FERIDATEN MIN ŠEHRI RAMADANE LILLAHI TE’ALA.

Du’a for iftar: ALLAHUMME INNI LEKE SUMTU VE BIKE AMENTU, VE ‘ALEJKE TEVEKKELTU VE BI RIZKIKE EFTARTU.

What is zakah, on what property we are giving zakah and where?

Zakah is giving a fixed portion of property of a wealthy person, it is ordered by the Qur’an and explained in detail in the Hadiths of the Prophet Muhammad, s.a.w.s.

Property on which Charity (Zakāh) is given:

gold, silver, money, stock,
large and small cattle,
agricultural products,
merchandise.

Charity (Zakāh) is paid to the House of Treasure (Baytul – Mal), and it is collected by the Islamic Community in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

What are obligatory/fard acts of hajj?

Pilgrimage (Hajj) has three obligatory/Fard acts:

Ihram – make an intention (Niyyat) for starting Hajj rituals together with reciting Talbiyah,
Staying at Arafat – pilgrims (Hajjis) spend at the mount Arafat on the 9th day of Dhul-Hijjah),
Tawaf around Kaaba – making 7 circles around Kaaba after dawn of Eidu-l-Adha (Tawafuz-Ziyarah/Tawaf Ifada).

Du’a after eating?

BISMILLAHIR-RAHMANIR-RAHIM

KULU VEŠREBU VE LA TUSRIFU, INNEHU LA JUHIBBUL-MUSRIFIN.

EL-HAMDU LILLAHIL-LEZI AT’AMENA VE SEKANA VE DŽE’ALENA MINEL-MUSLIMIN.

What is halal and haram?

Halal is all that Allah, The Almighty has allowed, while Haram is all that He has strictly forbidden.

Our Lord has forbidden all that harms human beings including bad deeds, foods, and drinks. By following the rules related to Halal and avoiding Haram, Muslims also show obe dience to Allah, The Almighty, which they will be rewarded for.

Doing actions that are forbidden (Haram) is considered a sin which we will bear consequences for both in this world (Dunya) and in the Hereafter (Akhirah).

How to pray Salatuz-Żuhr (with Niyyat)?

Salatuz-Żuhr has 10 Rakats: 4 Rakats of Sunnah, 4 Rakats of Fard and 2 Rakats of Sun-Sunnah

Niyyat for Sunnah:

NAWAYTU AN US̱ALLIYA LILLÃHI TA’ÃLA S̱ALÃTA SUNNATIŻ-ŻUHRI, ADÃEN MUSTAQBILAL-QIBLATI. ALLÃHU AKBAR!

Niyyat for Fard:

NAWAYTU AN US̱ALLIYA LILLÃHI TA’ÃLA S̱ALÃTA FARḊIŻ-ŻUHRI, ADÃEN MUSTAQBILAL-QIBLATI. ALLÃHU AKBAR!

Niyyat for Sun-Sunnah:

NAWAYTU AN US̱ALLIYA LILLÃHI TA’ÃLA S̱ALÃTA SUNSUNNATIŻ-ŻUHRI, ADÃEN MUSTAQBILAL-QIBLATI. ALLÃHU AKBAR!

SALAH	REKAT	SUNNAH	FARD	SUN-SUNNAH
NOON (Żuhr) 10 RAKATS 4 SUNNAH 4 FARD 2 SUN- SUNNAH	1.	Subhanaka Auzubillah Bismillah Al- Fatihah Sūrah	Subhanaka Auzubillah Bismillah Al- Fatihah Sūrah	Subhanaka Auzubillah Bismillah Al- Fatihah Sūrah
	2.	Bismillah Al- Fatihah Sūrah	Bismillah Al- Fatihah Sūrah	Bismillah Al- Fatihah Sūrah
	Sitting	Attahiyyat	Attahiyyat	Attahiyyat Salawat Supplication (Du’ā)
	3.	Bismillah Al- Fatihah Sūrah	Bismillah Al- Fatihah
	4.	Bismillah Al- Fatihah Sūrah	Bismillah Al- Fatihah
	Sitting	Attahiyyat Salawat Supplication (Du’ā)	Attahiyyat Salawat Supplication (Du’ā)

How to pray Salatul – ‘Asr (with Niyyat)?

Salatul – ‘A̱sr has 8 Rakats: 4 Sunnah and 4 Fard.

Niyyat for Sunnah:

NAWAYTU AN US̱ALLIYA LILLÃHI TA’ÃLA S̱ALÃTA SUNNATIL- ‘A̱S̱RI, ADÃEN MUSTAQBILAL-QIBLATI. ALLÃHU AKBAR!

Niyyat for Fard:

NAWAYTU AN US̱ALLIYA LILLÃHI TA’ÃLA S̱ALÃTA FARḊIL- ‘A̱S̱RI, ADÃEN MUSTAQBILAL-QIBLATI. ALLÃHU AKBAR!

SALAH	REKAT	SUNNAH	FARD
IKINDIJA (ASR) 8 REKATS 4 SUNNAH 4 FARD	1.	Subhanaka Auzubillah, Bismillah Al- Fatihah Sūrah	Subhanaka Auzubillah, Bismillah Al- Fatihah Sūrah
	2.	Bismillah Al- Fatihah Sūrah	Bismillah Al- Fatihah Sūrah
	Sitting	Attahiyyat Salawat	Attahiyyat
	3.	Subhanaka Auzubillah, Bismillah Al- Fatihah Sūrah	Bismillah Al- Fatihah
	4.	Bismillah Al- Fatihah Sūrah	Bismillah Al- Fatihah
	Sitting	Attahiyyat Salawat Supplication (Du’ā)	Attahiyyat Salawat Supplication (Du’ā)

How to pray Salatul – ‘Ishā (with Niyyat)?

Salatul – ‘Ishā has 10 rakats:

Four rakats of sunnah.
Four rakats of fard.
Two rakats of sun-sunnah.

Niyyat for Sunnah:

NAWAYTU AN US̱ALLIYA LILLÃHI TA’ÃLA S̱ALÃTA SUNNATIL- ‘I̱SHÃI, ADÃEN MUSTAQBILAL-QIBLATI. ALLÃHU AKBAR!

If we pray individualy we will recite Ikamah before Fard of ‘Ishā.

Niyyat for Fard:

NAWAYTU AN US̱ALLIYA LILLÃHI TA’ÃLA S̱ALÃTA FARḊIL- ‘I̱SHÃI, ADÃEN MUSTAQBILAL-QIBLATI. ALLÃHU AKBAR!

Niyyat for Sun-Sunnah:

NAWAYTU AN US̱ALLIYA LILLÃHI TA’ÃLA S̱ALÃTA SUN-SUNNATIL- ‘I̱SHÃI, ADÃEN MUSTAQBILAL-QIBLATI. ALLÃHU AKBAR!

SALAH	RAKAT	SUNNAH	FARD	SUN-SUNNAH
JACIJA (‘ISHÃ) 13 RAKAT 4 SUNNAH 4 FARD 2 SUN-SUNNAH	1.	Subhanaka Audha, Bismillah Al- Fatihah Sūrah	Subhanaka Audha, Bismillah Al- Fatihah Sūrah	Subhanaka Audha, Bismillah Al- Fatihah Sūrah
	2.	Bismillah Al- Fatihah Sūrah	Bismillah Al- Fatihah Sūrah	Bismillah Al- Fatihah Sūrah
	Sitting	Attahiyyat Salawat	Attahiyyat	Attahiyyat Salawat Supplication (Du’ā)
	3.	Subhanaka Audha, Bismillah Al- Fatihah Sūrah	Bismillah Al- Fatihah
	4.	Bismillah Al- Fatihah Sūrah	Bismillah Al- Fatihah
	Sitting	Attahiyyat Salawat Supplication (Du’ā)	Attahiyyat Salawat Supplication (Du’ā)

How to pray Salatul – Witr (with Niyyat)?

Niyyat for Witr:

NAWAYTU AN US̱ALLIYA LILLÃHI TA’ÃLA S̱ALÃTA AL WITR, ADÃEN MUSTAQBILAL-QIBLATI. ALLÃHU AKBAR!

SALAH	RAKAT	SUNNAH
VITR 3 REKATS	1.	Subhanaka Auzubillah Bismillah Al- Fatihah Sūrah
	2.	Bismillah Al- Fatihah Sūrah
	Sitting	Attahiyyat
	3.	Bismillah Al- Fatihah Sūrah Qunut Du’ā (Supplication).
	Sitting	Attahiyyat Salawat Supplication (Du’ā)

What is Tayammum, when and how we perform tayammum and what nullify tayammum?

Tayammum is symbolic cleaning we make prior to praying or reciting of the Qur’an.

Tayammum is performed in the following situations:

When we do not have water
When we have some water, but we need it for drinking
When we are not able to use water that we have for ablution or ghusl for any other reason.

Tayammum is performed in the following way:

We pronounce Audhubillah and Bismillah, and then we make the intention (Niyyat):

NAWAYTUT-TAYAMMUMA LI’AJLIS̱-S̱ALÃTI WA LI RAF’I̱L-H̱ ADAṢI TAQ ARRUBAN ILALLÃHI TA’A̱ ̃LÃ.

With the palms of our hands, we touch clean and dry ground or object made from it and then we wipe our face,
Then we touch clean and dry ground or object made from it with our palms one more time and wipe over right then left hand up above the elbows.

Everything that breaks Ablution (Wuḍū) will break Tayammum as well as availability of water.

When and how do we pray Salatut – Tarāwīh (with Niyyat)?

Tarawih prayer or Salatut – Tarāwīh is offered during the month of Ramadan at the ‘Ishā time after Sun-Sunnah, and before Witr. Tarawih prayer has 20 Rakats with Tasleem being done after every two or four Rakats.

On the beginning of Tarawih prayer we pronounce Niyyat:

NAWAYTU AN US̱ALLIYA LILLÃHI TA’ÃLA S̱ALÃTAT – TARÃWĨH̱I ‘I̱SHRĨNA REK’A̱ TEN, ADÃEN MUSTAQBILAL-QIBLATI IQTADAYTU BIHÃZAL-IMÃMI, ALLÃHU AKBAR!

On first rakat we recite: Subhanaka, Auzubillah, Bismillah, Al- Fatihah, Sūrah
On second rakat we recite: Bismillah, Al- Fatihah, Sūrah
On first sitting we recite: Attahiyyat and Salawat
On third rakat we recite: Subhanaka, Auzubillah, Bismillah, Al- Fatihah, Sūrah
On fourth rakat we recite: Bismillah, Al- Fatihah, Sūrah
On the last rakat we recite: Attahiyyat, Salawat, Supplication (Du’ā) and Tasleem

We repeat the same steps four more times and fulfill 20 rakats.

How do we perform Masah over Khuffs?

After making Wuḍū, a person will put on Khuffs and when making Wuḍū again they do not have to wash their feet, they will just wipe with wet hand over the Khuffs. Masah over Khuffs is made in the following way:

With fingers of your right hand wipe the right Khuff from toes towards the ankles and then with fingers of your left-hand wipe over left foot in the same way.

For how long mash over Khuffs is valid, and when is it invalid?

A person staying at home can use Khuffs for 24 hours, while a person traveling can use it for 72 hours. Masah over Khuffs will not be valid:

If Khuffs are torn
If they are dirty
If they are too shallow so they do not cover the ankles
If we put them on before making ablution

People who have injury to a part of their body that is supposed to be washed during Ablution (Wudu) and have bandage that cannot be removed, plaster cast or splints, can make Masah over it by wiping it with wet hands.

What benefits does musafir have regarding salah, and what benefits has sick person?

Musafir (traveler) will shorten four Rakat Fards to two Rakats. Witr prayer will be prayed as is, without shortening.

He will not pray Sunnah, unless he has free time; if so, he will pray it without shortening.

Concessions for sick are the following:

If a sick person cannot pray standing, he will pray sitting, with Bowing (Ruku’) and Prostration (Sajdah) done in a way that they can stretch a little bit more for Sajdah then for Ruku’.
If sick person cannot pray sitting he will do it in a lying position, turning his legs towards the Qibla, but bending them in knees. He will raise his head to symbolically perform Ruku’ (bowing) and sajdah (prostration).
Severe conditions that do not allow praying according to these permissions, postpone praying until the time when a person can make it up. In case that more severe condition lasts longer than one day, the sick person is not obligated to make up for missed prayers.

What sins are major sins?

Major sins include: Murder and suicide, Leaving the daily prayer, Not performing Islamic duties: Fast of Ramadan, Charity (Zakāh) and Pilgrimage (Hajj), Disobeying parents, Cutting off the ties of family relationships, Adultery or Fornication, Spending and violating the property of orphans and injustice to them, Lie, Gambling, scratch games, horoscope, and betting, Spreading other people’s words, gossiping and slander (defamation) and drinking alcohol.

What are grave sins and name them?

Grave sins are those that take the person out of Islam. Grave sins are:

Kufr – not believing in Allāh, The Almighty and other fundamental articles of faith, as well as its denial.
Shirk – associating partners with Allah,
Riddet – leaving the religion of Islam,
Nifaq – hypocrisy in belief,
Disrespect, making fun of and swearing of Allāh, The Almighty, His Prophets, the Qur’an, Ka’ba, Prayer (Salāh), Mosques and other Islamic values.
Denial of Farz – Allah’s commandsand Haram – Allah’s prohibitions.

What are the consequences of sins (sinning)?

Consequences of sins include:

impairment of mental and physical health of an individual,
weakening or loss of faith, damaging of human dignity,
decreasing in wealth and prosperity (Barakah),
poverty in family,
appearance of various diseases,
weakening of family relationships and harmony,
weakening the community, natural disasters – drought, floods,
connection to other sins.

If the sins spread, besides sinners, the believers also feel the consequences of them in this world. The goal of human existence is happiness in this and afterlife. To achieve it, every Muslim (man and woman) must refrain from committing sins.

How to make Tewba?

The person who commits sin must repent and do Tawbah for it. According to Islamic teachings, Tawbah can be done only to Allah, The Almighty immediately upon committing a sin.

For Tawbah to be accepted, a person needs to:

Stop committing sin,
Repent with heart,
Never go back to that sin.

If the sin is committed towards another person, in addition to already mentioned conditions, a person has to apologize and ask for forgiveness. If there is any material damage to another person, it needs to be compensated.

Sinner will repent pronouncing the following words:

ASTAGFIRULLAHA MIN KULLI ZANBIN WWA ATUBU ILAYH.

I ASK FORGIVENESS OF MY SINS FROM ALLAH, AND I TURN TOWARDS HIM.

Adem a.s.!

Human beings are tbe most beautiful creatures of Allah, The Almighty. The first man created did not have parents, nor did he evolve from monkey as claimed by the theory of evolution. Instead, Muslims believe that Allah, The Almighty, created Adam, a.s., from earth (clay), in Jannah. Then Allah, The Almighty, commanded the Angels to prostrate before him (Adam, a.s.), which they have done. However, among Angels there was Iblis (One of Jinn), who refused to prostrate before Adam, a.s., and became arrogant and disobedient.

The first residence of Adam and Hawwa was Jannah. In Jannah (Paradise) they had everything they needed. The only thing they have been forbidden to do is to approach one tree in order not to become sinners and those who havebeen deceived by Iblis (Shaytan). Shaytan did not leave them alone and kept trying to persuade themto approach the forbidden tree. He told them that the tree was forbidden for only one reason – that they could not become Angels and gain immortality and extreme power. Iblis (Shaytan) promised them immortality, becoming Angels, and the power that will never be destroyed, only if they approach that tree.

When they approached the forbidden tree and took its fruit, Adam and Hawwa did not become Angels nor immortal, nor did they acquire the imperishable power. Instead, because they broke Allah’s command and crossed the allowed limits, they became sinners, lost all those blessings they had, and did not receive what Iblis (Shaytan) promised to them.